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Judge Locke hears 48-person docket
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Judge Bill Locke heard a 48-person docket Tuesday in General Sessions court. The cases not listed were either dismissed or postponed to a later date. Included in court action:• Robert B. Brown was ordered to serve 10 days of a six-month sentence for public intoxication, resisting arrest, and criminal trespass.• Sandra Fisher was given an 11-month, 29-day probationary sentence and was told to stay out of Walmart for shoplifting.• Javier Garcia Jr., was ordered to serve five days for violation of probation.• Dalton Holton was ordered to serve the balance of his sentence, although he can enter intense rehab, for violation of probation.• Donald Kester was ordered to serve 30 days of an 11-29 sentence and pay a $750 fine for possession of a schedule II substance.• James Pack was ordered to serve 60 days, although he can enter intense rehab, for violation of probation.• Houston Thaxton was given 30 days probation for public intoxication.• Travis R. Bouldin was released on time served, must attend anger management and stay away from the victim for domestic assault.• Brandi Chrestman was allowed to enter the 90-day, second-chance program for domestic assault.• William Edward Earls was released on time served and must attend anger management for domestic assault.• Doug Ford was given an 11-29 probationary sentence and ordered to stay away from the victim for assault.• Tina Jennings was ordered to serve 10 days and had her probation extended by six months for violation of probation.• Wendy E. Jones was released on time served for violation of probation.• Jose A. Martinez was ordered to serve 120 days and have his probation extended by 11-29 for violation of probation.• Eric Lee McEntee was released on time served with the rest to be served on 11-29 probation for aggravated criminal trespass.CLARIFICATIONDavid Kirby of Kirby Signs is not the person listed on Wednesday’s docket.